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Tables for Two: Quique Crudo • 27 Bedford St.

Comment: The Next Abortion Battle

Trailblazers Dept.: Unbossed

Visiting Dignitary: Anti-Technofeudalism

Dept. of Motor Vehicles: Green Machines

Sketchpad: Haul the President’s Men

Profiles: Consider the Gun • The director Lila Neugebauer interrogates the ghosts of “Uncle Vanya.”

Shouts & Murmurs: Signs You Should Give Up on a Book

Letter from Montgomery: The Art of Memory • An ambitious new park attempts to tell the history of slavery through sculpture.

A Reporter at Large: Time’s Up • The Conservatives have ruled Britain for almost fourteen years. What have they done to the country?

Poems: To You

Annals of Design: Water World • A Dutch architect’s vision of cities that float.

Fiction: Allah Have Mercy

Poems: The Hymn

Books: Around and Around • You say you want a revolution. But what counts as one, anyway?

Books: Briefly Noted

Books: Ballparking It • When America’s pastime was New York’s.

The Art World: Skin Deep • The hit-or-miss body art of the Whitney Biennial.

Musical Events: Twin Feats • The Escher Quartet’s Bartók marathon; Igor Levit’s symphonic piano recital.

The Theatre: Truth or Dare • A new production of Henrik Ibsen’s “An Enemy of the People.”

The Current Cinema: Nightbrawler • “Road House.”

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Puzzles & Games Dept.: The Crossword • A challenging puzzle.